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According the Wikipedia article on Joseph Chaikin, in 1977, Ms Gilbert was part of an experimental theatre group called The Winter Project. Other members included (founder) Joseph Chaikin, “Corey Fischer, Robbie McCauley, Mark Samuels, Robert Montgomery, Christopher McCann and Will Patton, as well as core members of the Open Theatre, among others.” Shouldn't such information run both ways? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 73.52.250.51 (talk) 21:49, 9 September 2014 (UTC)Reply
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Hi folks, sorry for not putting a comment with every edit (!), but you can see that I have been checking the references. Some original links were dead or had other issues but I was able to find archived versions. I didn't remove any references but did re-do some of them in a more up-to-date citation template and also established a Reflist format which uses the name rather than the full citation in the body of the text (the full citation lives below under references and can be easily managed from there - and the visual editing window is much less cluttered). Note that other references can still be added inside the body of the text, no problem. So edit as usual! I found a few more references, including one that allowed the stub asking for a citation to be removed. There is a lot of great content in this article. I might source some news clippings and add extra content later, but for the moment, it has hopefully been updated satisfactorily. Realitylink (talk) 02:23, 26 July 2022 (UTC)Reply
